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Report, or other means to show devices not SNMP accessible?

I've imported about 100 routers and switches into my Cirrus Configuation manager. Most already had SNMP configured, but there are a few needles in the haystack which don't. Without having to click on each one to check, is there a report which will show the devices which don't respond to SNMP?

Thanks,

-Calvin

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chris.lapoint

You can open SQL Database Manager and select the Nodes table. Then, run the following query:

Select *
From Nodes WHERE SNMPStatus='No SNMP Support'

savell

Can this be added as a field available to the Reports?

Most of the other discovered properties are available, but not this field for some reason.

Dave.

justsomeguy1988

Yes you can add SNMP Status to a report. It is available under the Discovered Properties in the field list of the report tool.

savell

Hmmm, not on my implementation (which is why I asked for it to be added - I wonder why I don't see it)

Anyone else not see this field in the list?

Dave.

FormerMember

So as it has been three years since this post has this been fixed in the product? I am looking to create a report to check the SNMP status for all devices so I can see if any of them are failing polls. I have looked at the columns in the Nodes table and i do not see anything that seems to make any sense.

Thanks,

Joe

jacob.johnson

I have to bump this one again, that report still does not display the required snmp failures, and I have not found any way to get a list of nodes that are failing snmp on a report.

joepoutre

We need this too. I discovered several devices were no longer responding to SNMP only because those devices are still in our old Spectrum monitoring system, which generated alarms. Solarwinds did not show any problem.